This is my son's tom cat. I forget his name. But, he is a perfect gentleman. And, he willingly fixes lawnmowers. Anybody that has a cat, who fixes lawnmowers, has got something.
Nate The Surveyor, post: 379262, member: 291 wrote:
This is my son's tom cat. I forget his name. But, he is a perfect gentleman. And, he willingly fixes lawnmowers. Anybody that has a cat, who fixes lawnmowers, has got something.
Did you look to see if it had more than a tail and two back feet?
OK, he was napping working on the blade....
I rekin ya wanna look at mah sling blade?
Came across this big baller cold chillin' on the sidewalk. Definitely no lawn mower maintenence for this guy! 
That gives lazy cats a bad name! 🙂
Nate The Surveyor, post: 379262, member: 291 wrote:
This is my son's tom cat. I forget his name. But, he is a perfect gentleman. And, he willingly fixes lawnmowers. Anybody that has a cat, who fixes lawnmowers, has got something.
I hate to be the one to tell you this Nate but I think your 'mewer repaircat' is actually 'skwewing the pooch' under there.
Safety conscious observers like myself will take note Mr. Cat has "locked out and tagged out" the blade drive belt...
Mr. Cat gets a bonus safety star this week. Let's all give Mr. Cat a round of applause.
Williwaw, post: 379303, member: 7066 wrote: 'skwewing the pooch'
Let's at least try and keep it clean guys...
Nate, yaint got no grass there. 😮
